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cnn FARMER Is Il large 16-pngr Journal,
"t na;l"Hai circulation, which ranks
among the lcHding agricultural pa
PrrH. 1t tr~tS the question Of econ
"il'N III aGviru'turr und the RIGHTS
an" privileges OF thlc vast body OF
clti""hS,-Am, ricar Farmers whose
industry IS the basis Of al matrrial
m'd natlN.a} prnap l'itv. It's himh,>!
purpose IS tn" ct.yaii1r uud ruuo-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-08
Experiments In Hypnotism.

Speaking 10 reporter on the subject
Of hypnotism DIR. William A. Hammond
said: Il hypnotized one man, and /
forced him 10 commit forgery. At my
bidding he signed my name to hank
check. told him to cash it al the bank
IA chair, and he did so. Now YOU have
the money. said l, and he rammcd il in
his pocket. looking all around meanwhile.
covetly and suspiciously. Suddenly l
cried Police The patient instantly
darted under the table and tried to hide
himself. lie turned even paler. trembled,
and evinccd every sign Of extreme trepl-
dation.
"IIe denied strenuously at first con-
tinned DIR. Hammond, "that he had been
guilty of the crime charged him with.
/ insisted that he had the money in his
pocket. AT last he confessed. drew it
forth. and burst into expressions Of sor.
row for his faux pas All this, ms told
you, before the New York Neurological
society-a scientific body.
IL experimental further with this sub
ject, for he was a good one. Pinching
the flesh on the back Of his hand into a
little bunch, and telling him that he
would suffer nothing, l plunged the knife
through the cone or cuticle. Not trcmor
or start showed that he had experienced
pain; he did not indeed feel the blade.
Nor was he sensitive 10 a red hot iron
when burned the back of his neck with
it; but when cried, Now I'll burn you,
and placed my finger on his flesh. he
jumped and yelled and writhed as if he
wfs in torture. could do anything
with that man. gave him solution Of
aloes, and he drank it for champagne. l
gave him bottle, told him il was baby,
and he nursed it and cooed over it,
81 have had half dozen such patients
at my house for the amusement and in
struction Of my friends. There is nothing
new in the principle of suggestion; here's
book on the subject by Bernheim.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-08
The Gypsy's Independence.

The gypsy loves the crescent moon, the
evening star the clatter of the fern owl,
the beetles hum. He was born on the
earth in the tent, and he has lived like a
species OF human wild animal ever since.
OF his own free will he will have nothing
TO do with rites or litanies; he may per.
haps be married in place Of worship. TO
make il legal, that is all. At the end,
were II not for the law, he would for
choice be buried beneath the fireplace"
Of their childrcn's children. He will not
dance 10 the pipe ecclesiastic, sound 1t
who may-churchman, dissenter, priest,
or laic. Like the trees, he Is simply in
different. All the great wave Of teaching
and text and tracts and missions, and the
produce Of the printing press, has made
no impression upon his race any more
than upon the red deer that roam in the
forest behind his camp. The negroes
have their fetish, every nation its idols;
the gypsy alone has none-not even q
superstitious observance; they have no
idolatry Of the past, neither have they the
exalted thought OF the present Richard
Jefferies in Chambers Journal
Our action must clothe us with an i'm
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-08

hurriedly and silently swallow few
mouthfuls. then. making some excuse
about work TO finish. disappear.
But the room never was busted enough
TO please mistress, the fire never burned
brightly enough, the things were never
properly put on the table.
used To dread so lying too late of a
morning that my nights rest was all one
PAINFUL, confused dream. would start
may be at 3 and look at the watch again
and again at 4, and if l did this /
dreaded to fall asleep again. would lie
and read for an hour or two, then 60
| down to the cold kitchen among the
beetles and struggle for another hour
with wet sticks and damp Goals before |
got the fire to light.
Was il any wonder l got thin and
worn and so nervous that my mistress
voice suddenly calling "Ann" felt like a
red hot knife jerked into my heart;
l now come TO the turning point Of
my somewhat sad history, which would
never have been written had not
thought this simple narrative might move
some mistroSses 10 he little more con-
sideratc of the feelings Of their servants.
What was my fate to be. | often
asked that question of myself, lassie
like Would Jamie he my fate? Though
| know he liked me, in his letters he
never brcathed word Of love. but al
ways told me about auld Grannie and
the eight day clock and about his horses
and kye.
l had only one friend now in the
world. And he-I feel sure you will
laugh-was the brewers drayman.
When he called for an empty cask or TO
deposit full one in the cellar. he always
had gentle word and smile for me.
He was jolly looking young man with
a handsome face, burly form, and an
apron biz enough for bathing tent And
if you'd only seen him pitch the great
casks about-why John was strong
enough TO lift COW.
One day mistress had been more tank
ersome than ever, and my eyes were red
with weeping. John noticed it, and
talked ever so kindly, and l told him all,
and from that day for months took to
telling John all, and he always had a
word of comfort for me. Is il any won
der that my heart warmed 10 himg
used to light him down to the dark
cellar, and it was down there we used to
hold our little confabs.
But III never forget the morning John
asked me to become his wife.
The talluw candle barely dispelled the
gloom Of that damp, dark cellar, and the
daylight streaming in above us from a
grating. fought with the gloom and was
swallowed up.
(which I've loved you for long
tima,' said John. Though durSn I
summon up courage to speak my mind.
But have the prettiest little cottage and
| garden in the houtskirts as ever We seed.
And it only wants mistress, Jeannic,
Which it'll be your sweet self and nobbut
else"
was glad the cellar was SO dark, SO
he couldn't see my face; but next mo,
ment was pressed close 10 Johns big
apron, and it did smell of malt and hops
80.
Yes, it is a sweet, wee cottage, and
bonnie do the roses look twining round
the porch in summer, and John is the
dearest and best of husbands. Yes, I'm
happy. and I've almost forgotten that
ever was simple servant lassie,
Good by-there is John coming.
don Stables in Home Chimes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-03-08

Our action must clothe us with an i'm.
morality, lcathsome or glorious. Cotton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

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the Pal6se <tasn3ms II appears S=a8 a,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
4erF1nAaH-

Herruaann did mot arrsvs lsst aSSAa,
very uasA TO tine aisaPpomrmsat Of a
large number of Rs@p1e who anticipated
tae pleasure CT seeing the SSng sf WON
Sder -uaSerx. HIS Salhzre tn arr1re MAS
tswiag tn the change Of same an the
$Ss1thern P.seaRe. of wASsa he had mot
Aeen inffnea He wss psagans I'm
Fresno .11@naay afghts and Supposed
that tAez train tor Los Angeles passed
that pSSna ut IBID rs SOrrnsrsy, bun
under &ae enange of ai@e tine -raia
passed Rsssne at ae4sA and wadle Herr
mang5sas making tina ashy Wamss@ 1he
trai19 Vanished On It's sag I'D thus cafy :
Hs\ rmann uried 10 ret a SPECIAL rraira
Ax failea- He will ARRIVE TINS n0ra6n z
n will open at the Opera HS@ss tn
6xAk All seats purchased SOr 1as1
.nixAs vail be good n Tins evening"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
CeAa >Rarax@

At O'Clock yesteraay u,1rning large
nana@er OF people lsfe this city to visit
the srsat cold storage warehouse at Riv-
srssGeA The excursion was under tEe
a@spsces Of the Cali6srrfa Southern.
and Mr. Wal6amson Dunn, w. L. Perry
amid H. SchwaanecSa aeeeme anietf IL.
Msss-s. Pitcher aad Pierce msS the ex-
eurslsaists at Riverside and condrcted
them 10 the cold ssarage depot. Allies
pressed themselves as highly pleased
wstA tins grsat snrsrprise which Is des.-
timed 10 rswolaalanizs fruif Shipments
Sr@za SoRthern Califarnia The follow--
lmg Pe9Fle went On the excursion
E 2 Stacy and vine. Annesetas H P
Robinson. w 4 Rpbinson. Louisville.
hys A p Barhaga and wife., Mrs II O.
ElSsr, Mrs May Elder, Denvsrs ID C.
Flxley and wlfe.. o. an.geS Geo Ic,llul-
lem, Mnmesotas p Moorehouse,, Chicagos
C y liarbeer and wife. Pomonas
VI 3 Lanas0n and wife.. Oranges EC
Bac40~szy, Mrs Bird. SAN Galsriel;: j
w HOoPer and wide, Los Angeles; w B
E'@rsEths and wihe, Oranges Mr. Craig
a@G Udfe, Mr. Alien and write. Pasadenas
Cnss Meile. Mrs c Z. kaufar,. Mrs c, b
VI hins, Mrs Il Z H0ase. y L0ney,, PonIana.s
2 Ppaxansal,. Los Angeles w Z kay.
Los Angeles P p >1enzRruuga, New
Work. j Haynes, Sacranemhus Z
Il Piatt. Los AngeIssS ] H Lee.
PumnsnAS h West. 0Calnges z ) Raglan.
Iz6speu2eace, Mos Mrs j Beckett.
PwcnomaS Mrs ) Ii Graber, Pasuonas
@ N Dodge. and wife., Les Angeles r. ID
Aactsamley and wlde, san Franeiscps w
N1cA0lsoa. Los Angelsss Il VI Congisr,
Iowa o Il C@nyar and wife. ID Arnold.
J Bal1rry and wife. Pasadsnas w Il
BSwmAR and wife, Duartrs G. G Brown
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hrlel> W W Bxby, New Rlchmonl, w iss
" D Hilxsoa and wife, Chicagps Mrs E
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amSe- j s Richardson. Omaha. Ne6s j
p Rlcharason,. Baltlnores w A james
and xlSe. ) q Palmer. NlinneaPoliss
Ainms j A Packard and wife, CHI
csgps & n Lsslin. New Eoriss
D z W Ai1son. w b Aksy, L II %hits0n
and xi6e, J w Francis and WIFE,. n Can
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1snac L1gn1la1lc9 en1n0ca1l0,, II L0uiss Y Il /
Miller, j.. III Grabers j Beeket..
PumaaAs c + Nanans. Santa Aras
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Dlarfss B A ShePhsns, Pom0nas ] V I
2mnSley, D q N4rsor. Los 4pgslsss b P 4
pslln~r, George J Slitchell, P0monas )
< Se@sall, San Gabriels J y Ss~alI. Les
Angeles Geo & BoehBse, Los Angeles
A Baker. 0asiar. lo~as b L 4 nj. Los
Angeles W Il Wartield- Des Moines..
swaS N M Haala1x. El Montes
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aaltss. Los Angeles; j A Cooper,
; NJ De Long. A Scott Chapman.
AN Gssrisls q Watsons Dssartes
drs d K Elauxras. Mrs e w S1pwell.
Ora M5llken,. Los AngelessJ w Pallle.
I. 0vsrtnn and wife.. g NJ Barr, J ID
,<ssn ard vide. Psmonas B o Clark and
vihs, FsssesnaS Misa Lesii~r. D1arssS Ii
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
DAILY HERALD.
Ness Noas1-
The piae driver is nj work nj the Ahss

skrees bridge.
The TRAINS en- tAs ROADS were al nearly
q tinss yesterday
Hsrrmaen will ARRIVE M 80 O'Clock
-tAs morning aud will open nj the Opsra
House tonight
rhs grand sxenrsasn Ho Sam BaruAraaao
teaxes the new depot nj $50 O'Clock To
nerrew resrning-
A boy 1.ame& PaaSso has run away
frsm home He had ON G-SAt c4Se hes,
end ii Is th.sugar he wllR be apt To sell
paesrs-
The members OF the Seventh lnSan1ry
Rassslien gave a ulrseaEy BALL 1t Ar@oTy
Hall last rig&t. whasA MAS u very s@leg-
able affair.
OEicsrs Daltoo and Marrin zrr~sasa
six CSsaanen On Water ssrs~S assr Sis4r
for vislAtfng the lalan&ry ordinances S0c
wsshing after O'Clock
George Yest has rua away Sr1@ aSs
hose at Santa Ana The boy Is II
years Of ags and w0re u &Sha AaGs a
dark coat and blue 9xsr;slls>
/ large fores IS nj rorS on tine Also
.asenus street ear R1s Gss Gng a.aara uaal
frem First street. to the street. car scisals's
50 thaa shs two,,A0cse ears cam rum @xS-
the hue
The srsz nunheS OF the fScsa VoRznas
OF tbs EssS Sa6e GlEa9zgl0z Was ss<;2s5
yesterday by MAJOR Es~au2 n Wsesa.
HI Is q Rrights ussmsy ssA.sssr 2nS asAE=a-
sem-ly prinred The Champion ms the
best wishes OF the &GExaD far SGAnrs
prespsrtsg-
The rreiseaars Of the In Sall91a hsr'
hor scheme kare SO sar a&saneea IN
their work ~ 10 invfEs aasps'etsSGA
Therefore ta-ungrrow uneInElns n@mbeg
of Distinguished gsn5esmsR wnla be taken
en the lake and sIA@wn EAs pr9gress thai
has been zfssRe-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
RsrNaMAl~

Mr. NJ Mnage. OF ConeSSu. Is at the
St ElmeA
H. Mecartzes, Of Sun Francesca, = al
the ST. Charles.
Csuncslman LsmaGa rsrr-nsS from
Tina aartA ysshsc,aay>
Guy Lnngxsrest left sar Santa Clara
yesasrSaay to a-rsna ealQsgs
Gen wm- v4ns8evsr Of Vea-1ra wasaG
tn the Menrevla p6eaSe yesasraag>
N. r. MeKaen ala4 a party of Srsknas
vssStsa Long Beach yesterday
L. N. Evans and H. L. rox@ss@a, oil
New York. are at tine Long Bsae&-
Judge Richard Egan. of Sam JDa4n
ClsRsztranes w'as i'm ths city yssaerdiag~
MIR. W. H. Larrag. of the IH6upGs
CentraI, arrived Aaane srOn sam Fcan-
CISCO yss1sr2as.
Gen. Miles, srssnSe& the great piszaiSSc
yesterday, in honor of Wxsaanstgas :
Birthday. Al MenHevaa~
Don Jose Augs6ss of NewasslI eams
% the eiuy yes1srlay- Don jose u Sand
u Aa 80 ysars old aud ss nm good hsal TIN.
Il. S. wlIlSarns, with has ssirSHy and a
parity Of friaspass WISHED Long Beach
yesterday aa& esalaysa a drive On the
teaush
s. W. Reclsss General Frsasaa Agent,
and John Clsr&, TrareaGng P1sssnSsr
Agent Of the Unsan PassEses arrSvea IN
the city yesterday
Rx-ynstics s. g. Mckee of the Sa-
prene Court arrived last Q;sas frem San
Diego by the esana.an ball Srsians AMID lett
6y the tram for Sa2 Fr1nesseio~
Mr. q. I'll. Rna1sr saa SAuaS9s, snear5
ing Mrs r. S. H@sgsnss uusahsr of Mrs.
Ratlsrs srs nj the Nxasaa- Mr.. Bst1er
u the advance agent af Eawa@ Booth.
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pienie yesterday
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
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kferaas evening Mr, Charles ",
Rogers. First T6cs Pressaent of S&e ST.
Leafs & Sam Ft1neszes Rsalroaa, died
at South Pasadena. He was ssd6erim.s
frosn brsnchltis. whseh ealzssa ms 5satA.
Mr.. Rogers resigned Sra@ tas general
uaanagershrp OF the road a10at a year
age er account of 5lR hsAa1A and szms 10
Southern California He Was tc0 inn
gone in the xSagss Of the Sall DISEASE,
hswersr, and s'assurnhea nj the rai~e
nxentisnea above HIS rsmalms waal be
eunaaln.8 and sent r0 ST. LSass oSr in
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